Natasha Bedingfield and A Great Big World Booked to Perform at Race to Erase MS Gala

Natasha Bedingfield and rockers A Great Big World will share a stage in Century City this summer. They’ve been booked to perform at the Race to Erase MS annual gala, which will be held at the Fairmont Century Plaza on May 10.

The 31st installment will also feature a fashion show by L’Agence, a silent auction and dinner. This year’s invitation was designed by pop artist Burton Morris. Bedingfield has seen a bit of a cultural resurgence thanks to the Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney romantic comedy Anyone But You, which features her 2004 hit song “Unwritten.” A Great Big World is comprised of singer-songwriters Ian Axel and Chad King. The pair is known for “This is the New Year” and their Grammy Award winning song “Say Something” with Christina Aguilera.

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Race to Erase MS was founded in 1993 by Nancy Davis and is dedicated to the treatment and ultimate cure of multiple sclerosis. The gala is the foundation’s marquee fundraiser, and it helps support research and therapeutic approaches to eradicate multiple sclerosis through the org’s Center Without Walls program.

“We are so thrilled and excited to have the amazing Natasha Bedingfield and incredible A Great Big World entertaining our guests for our 31st Race to Erase MS gala. We are also looking forward to a fabulous and chic fashion show from L’Agence,” offered Davis.

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